New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
MOST BEHIND PRISON BARS.
THINKS HIS CELL A LII TIE COMBINING.
scHENCK WANTS 1oBr TRIED FOR PERU hf-hARp
WORDS FOR COZ I OFFICIALS


scHENCK WANTS 1oBr TRIED FpH PERJURY--HARp
WORDS FOR COU T OFFICIALS
John Most had large number of visitors yesterday
at his cell in tho Tombs- lie TAXES MS oon''''o"
calmly and when reporter called at his coll door he
con,d he seen through the iron grating sitting com
p,ecny OH the edge of his cot. enjoying good cigar
He had already been visited by number OF people
and friends and in an unusually amiabie humof.
He had received notice from his counsel that no pains
would lie spared bring his case before the Court OF
Appeals and if necessary, to the highest court in the
country This had powerful effect in Keeping up
the convicted Anarchists spirits
"You know that am pessimlst' he said am
not surprised at anything and always look Tor tho
worst My cell Is the only thing that can complain
Of it too small, dark and narrow. Last night had
two visitors after got to sleep that disturbed me so
that | awokc The visitors rats and they played
hide and seek my blanket and scampercd back and
forth over the bed as merrily could I've. didn't
sleep much because Of them and this morning wheh
mentioned the occurrence of the guards he SAID
sDont that little thing disturb you at ALL they 10
only rats, and tame as Kittens
Most though that IL his case went TO hiehor cour'
he would readily be acquitted. :" was not on o'a'
for writing book three years ago. he said, 1t was
for making speech AMI If that point alone han ooep
touched think would have been acquitted I'D
speaking of Anarchy prominent Anarchist sa'u i"''
night,
ahor The hanging in Chicago has brought a certain
amount of support to the AnarchiStic DOCTRINES
People who knew nothing of them before are LOOKING
carefully into our principles. Now If we should 90
anything like blowing up building or holding Vioc"
meetings IT would injure the caus. exceedingly You
will not hear anything from us for some time'
Amony the ipnumerable friends OF the convicted
Anarchist his trial was looked upon unjust and I'M
fair. Adolph schenck, the German compostor VINO
was accused by the detective who gave the eVoehoe
against Most of being the chairman OF the meeting
whore Most made his speech has written the loho"'ns
letter to District Attorney MARITIME
1twssmy intention and 10 speak to YOU per on
sry in refeence below mentioned iscs an my own
" sss Won and this is the that ask the liberty OF
sending yHn this u wt e s day no the trial November
MI Nico belize That the witness i%s 1nS "s
isses s Ds MOSS w,nesse. worthy Of
Ses M o. tho ps0ss spp mn
honOrea as'' NH g Mr please put me on trial
when Mr. Nicoil said commttedi ApoLfH SchENcA'
WHAT FRrIHEIT" HAS TO SAY OF THE TRIAL
This weeks issue 81 Most's paper. Freiheit' pears
q. a frontispicce a reproduction of the Anarchists
tde. Of the Arms OF the United States. as pnbished
last weak It consists of a shield surmouned by
dollar and bearing upon Its face gallows' polce-
mems clubs crossed, handouts, and pie'norio oas
marked Doodle. Robbinss from tho POOR. As
supporters two policemen rampant are seppns ."
free speech free press, Justice the Cnited states
a1ftn al
motto In these Gods We Trust Inc entot,a,
leader is entitled MoSts Trial. ana oi' inc ioo""S
For more than week farce has been prodn'ea
IN This case such is hut rarely seen IN ha,! Va
Justice From the beginning unil the end, Ihe n.u
zion TO land Most behind the bars unuer n,l III
st.nccs was unmist akable, tho purpose oeig a 'ho
ssme time to box up free speech In America 49,.
The Jurors ell belonged TO the capm ssan ,toIi
smonr them were owners of realty, retired csptais,s
and manufacturers. They all confessed thaN ,hey
Tsro peindiced against the labor movement anu Is
Uecaliy against Most, and thus formed e.apimlns
illustration of the rule according to which IN AineIva
syery one has the right to be tried by ms PEE
WV The representation OF the DbtrIS'-
A,;ornov is I'm appearance common pig silckcr VINO
a. sly enough however, to introduce evidence Will
has nothin gto do with the case bs - ana 1urnrs
This sorrOwful might was ably sOppor,cu
nv the witnesses for the prosecution. Two pvhu.c
bailfs and a reporter. ~ In',on 10 men.
testimony is unmportant, but characierh9s ,ne r'n
Saci,v raScalS. These perJureiS hho" aS |
much about German, wild hogs know aoon' ~
We are convinced that the Judge the pI,,
tr.ct Attorney and the jurors. as well as eEery oo
else must have realized at once ina, tol .Id 20
sniracv as clumsy a. II vile. has been ha'cheu W
shfrnsb an excuse for imprlsonng Most again